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Loss of wages may be estimated; but where is the tariff or price-current by which to determine those greater losses which have been the lot of every slave?
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gutenberg.orgLoss of wages may be estimated; but where is the tariff or price-current by which to determine those greater losses which have been the lot of every slave?
Sumner emphasizes the difficulty of quantifying the profound losses experienced by enslaved individuals beyond mere financial terms.
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